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Author Topic: big mods  (Read 2624 times)
stubbie65
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« on: March 29, 2008, 01:08:11 PM »
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hi people im thinking of getting this fc windowless panel van from a farmer and yeah its been out in the open for god knows how long but last time i saw it it was still in reasonable nik. anyway was asking if im going to be doing the right thing because id like to put a chevy v8 something like a 350. and what are the things id like to know what are the mods i have to do this any feed back would be great thanks............. stubbie
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« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2008, 10:41:28 PM »
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Stubbie,

Just the motor and engineering is a lot of work but if you are prepared to take the time (and spend the money - it aint cheap) go for it.   

You will need to take care of subframes, brakes, steering, wheels, diffs -- everything except the panels.  I didnt appreciate the effort when I undertook a v6 conversion but I am getting close the licencing after quite a few years. I am not in the trade so it seemed to take twice as long as it needed to just to find people who could do what I needed.

I used CRS, Pat Gardnier and a cast of smaller guys (Rods Racks - he is the best, cant recomend him enough) to get a lot of my stuff done. 

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Mike
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